The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved more than $1.9 million for Hawaiʻi County water line repairs and nearly $113,000 for state disaster unemployment services, according to an announcement from the agency’s Region 9 office.

The County of Maui Department of Liquor Control invites residents, liquor licensees, businesses and other interested individuals to review and provide testimony on proposed comprehensive amendments to Chapters 101 and 102 of the Rules of the Liquor Commission.

The Georgia Bulldogs edged the Clemson Tigers by one stroke to win the 2026 Kā‘anapali Classic by OUTRIGGER, earning their first team title on Maui. Host Hawai‘i finished 10th in the 20-team field at 14-over.

A Maui woman and twin brothers from Ghana have pleaded guilty to charges of being part of an international criminal network that devised romance fraud schemes to obtain money from victims who were mostly older Americans.

The County of Maui Department of Parks and Recreation announced several weather-related and non-weather-related closures for parks and facilities on Maui.

However, Hawai‘i Department of Health continues to urge the public to avoid brown, murky coastal waters.

Kauaʻi County also is preparing the Gather space in Līhuʻe as a temporary DMV site. An opening date has not been set.

The advisory was previously issued to be in effect through early Thursday morning.

Up-to-date information about recovery efforts and resources, plus more, from throughout the county.

Leilani Jensen and Raven Kromer's winning design was inspired by Polynesian voyagers and traditional Hawaiian farming techniques.

Hawaiʻi Island observatory will contribute 100 nights to international space research.

Beginning Monday, Nov. 2, the Community Resource Center in Captain Cook, also known as Yano Hall, will be converted into a Disaster Loan Outreach Center. Customer service representatives will be present to answer questions and assist with the disaster loan application process.

The project, which runs through 2032, will support students from seven target schools in Kohala, Honokaʻa, Keaʻau, Kaʻū and Pāhoa.

This year's 14 graduates identified ways to reduce Hawaiʻi’s dependence on food imports and strengthen its food system.

Hawaiʻi County Department of Parks and Recreation in late September initiated a process for family members to claim items displaced by flooding caused by Hurricane Lala.